CAgriLab – Consolidated virtual living lab platform for knowledge sharing and adaption in regenerative agriculture

The main goal of 'CAgriLab – Consolidated virtual living lab platform for knowledge sharing and adaption in regenerative agriculture' is to establish a consolidated virtual living lab to enable real-time data sharing and collaboration amongst isolated living labs, lighthouses and farmers for exchanging regenerative agriculture knowledge and practices across diverse environments, leveraging Digital Twin (DT), dataspace, blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The CAgriLab consortium is composed of four organisations from three different EU Member States (Ireland, Poland and Finland). It consists of one university of technology, one university of applied sciences, one research centre and one industrial partner. CAgriLab will leverage existing partner projects to pilot and evaluate a decentralised dataspace platform across three countries, covering different use cases i.e. living labs (Ireland), lighthouses (Finland) and farms (Poland). Three sets of DTs (three countries) will be created and connected by the platform. This article contains an edited version of the original funding proposal. The proposal was evaluated by an International Evaluation Committee and selected for funding by the Call Steering Committee.

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Research Ideas and Outcomes
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2026-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.12.e188665
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Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development
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The main goal of 'CAgriLab – Consolidated virtual living lab platform for knowledge sharing and adaption in regenerative agriculture' is to establish a consolidated virtual living lab to enable real-time data sharing and collaboration amongst isolated living labs, lighthouses and farmers for exchanging regenerative agriculture knowledge and practices across diverse environments, leveraging Digital Twin (DT), dataspace, blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The CAgriLab consortium is composed of four organisations from three different EU Member States (Ireland, Poland and Finland). It consists of one university of technology, one university of applied sciences, one research centre and one industrial partner. CAgriLab will leverage existing partner projects to pilot and evaluate a decentralised dataspace platform across three countries, covering different use cases i.e. living labs (Ireland), lighthouses (Finland) and farms (Poland). Three sets of DTs (three countries) will be created and connected by the platform. This article contains an edited version of the original funding proposal. The proposal was evaluated by an International Evaluation Committee and selected for funding by the Call Steering Committee.

Research Ideas and OutcomesVol. 12
ZBW – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft (DE), Häme University of Applied Sciences (FI), Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PL), Technological University Dublin (IE)
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Ireland, Maa- ja MetsätalousministeriÖ, Narodowe Centrum Badań i Rozwoju
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
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